Milwaukee 48-22-3064 Coax Cable Stripper RG6 RG59 RG11

Product Description

The Milwaukee Electric Tool Corp 48-22-3064 is a coax cable stripper built for fast, consistent prep work on coaxial cable installations and service calls. The tool uses a dual-sided cartridge design that supports RG6, RG6Q, RG59, RG7, and RG11 cable types in a single tool. Two fixed blades on either side of the cartridge deliver a standard two-level strip at 1/4 inch by 1/4 inch, eliminating guesswork on cut depth. The spring-loaded mechanism closes firmly around the cable outer jacket for repeatable results across every pull. Low-voltage technicians, cable installers, and telecom service pros will find this tool useful for both residential and commercial runs.

The 48-22-3064 is suited for low-voltage wiring work where coax cable terminations are required, including satellite, CATV, and broadband distribution systems. The dual-sided cartridge allows the technician to switch cable types quickly without swapping tools or readjusting blade depth. Sold in a package quantity of 3, making it practical for stocking multiple technician bags or a service van.

Key Features

• Dual-sided cartridge strips RG6, RG6Q, RG59, RG7, and RG11 cable types
• Two fixed blades deliver industry-standard two-level prep at 1/4 inch by 1/4 inch
• Spring-loaded design ensures consistent outer jacket removal on every strip
• Compact handheld form factor fits tool belts and technician pouches
• Packaged in a quantity of 3 per unit of measure

Compatibility

Designed for use with RG6, RG6Q, RG59, RG7, and RG11 coaxial cable types commonly found in residential and commercial low-voltage distribution systems.

Installation Notes

Low-voltage technicians and cable installers should de-energize or disconnect any active signal source before stripping and terminating coax cable. No special tools beyond the stripper itself are required for the stripping step, though a coax crimper or compression tool will be needed for final connector termination. Follow applicable low-voltage wiring codes and manufacturer torque specifications for connectors when completing the termination.